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Don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but lately everytime I talk to people at my work about anything that I've learned in the CFA my mind starts to put together a practice question around it.
I start thinking to myself something like:
Finninja, a CFA level III candidate, is speaking with his manager about the proper presentation methods for GIPS in fixed income accounts. Finninja makes the following statements:
Statement 1: "Currently the proper method for presenting fixed income returns is to use accrual accounting."
Statement 2: "The portfolio must be revalued as of every large cash flow which is defined by the investment manager and presentations for returns must be presented Qtly, but are recommended on a monthly basis.
Finninja is:
A. Incorrect with respect to both statement 1 and statement 2
B. Correct regarding statment 1, but incorrect in regard to statement 2
C. Correct with respect to both statement 1 and statement 2
I don't know, maybe I'm just cracking up, but it's just about everytime. I can't stop doing it! |
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